The clock is ticking for Missouri hemp businesses. As reported by Missourian Media Group, new federal regulations passed in late 2025 will dramatically change how hemp products are defined and sold beginning in November 2026. For many businesses across our state, the impact could be severe.
On behalf of the Missouri Hemp Trade Association, its members, associated businesses, and the Missouri hemp industry as a whole; we are writing to you regarding the proposed rules.
Through discussions with DCR representation, said representation has concerns with all types of Federally legally represented Hemp products, compounds, and processes
In stamping the legality of hemp in the US, testing is a crucial aspect. Is your lab ready to absorb the new requirements?
We want to inform everyone of DEA actions as we learn them. This is not legal advice from MO Hemp Trade Association and encourage you to seek your own legal counsel.
House Bill 1328, filed by MO St. Rep. Kurtis Gregory (R-Marshall), would accomplish 2 things that would bankrupt Missouri’s emerging hemp industry:
As we strive to fortify the Missouri Hemp Industry and expand our organization, we’ve reimagined our membership levels and benefits to align with our future vision.
MISSOURI HEMP TRADE ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY MEETING
As we navigate the challenges of a changing world, it’s essential to spotlight the potential of hemp as a game-changer in building a sustainable and greener future.
Today the Missouri Hemp Trade Association released a short position paper detailing exposure reports related to intoxicating cannabinoids and regulation,